“Recognising Palestine now is a clear reply to Israel’s announcements that there will never be a Palestinian state,” Hanania said. “It is the least the international community can do to turn the historic mistake of neglecting the rights of 15 million people of living in their independent state on the 1967 border with East Jerusalem as the capital of the Palestinian State.”The multi-state decision to recognise Palestine is “the least the international community can do” after decades of stalled efforts to establish peace, Palestinian Ambassador to Malta Fadi Hanania told Lovin Malta following yesterday’s announcements. 77 years the international community has failed us in having our rights to live in freedom, dignity and independence as all other humans on this earth do,” he added. “Malta has taken the side of humanity and justice and sent a clear message to Israel to stop the attacks,” he said. However, he expects Malta to keep pushing to end the genocide in Gaza and to allow humanitarian aid and medical supplies.